MANAGING CONTRACTS FOR GOODS, WORKS, AND SERVICES
Practical Training Workshop
5-9 June 2023, Sarova Hotel, Kisumu
The preparation and management of procurement contracts presents operational risks that should be handled professionally to ensure value for money. The objective of this training on Managing Contracts for Goods, Works, and Services is to impart practical skills in contracts management.
The practical training enables practitioners across disciplines to improve their skills in preparing contracts; negotiation of contracts; formation of different types of contracts; framework contracting and agreements; leasing; price index and adjustment formula; changes in contract price; contract delivery; monitoring securities and insurance, control of time, quality, and cost; managing claims and disputes; invoicing and payments; performance indicators; contract finishing and close out.
The training is suitable for all organization staff handling contracts across functional disciplines and user departments, including procurement and supply staff. We will deliver the training using short PowerPoint presentations, group exercises, individual quizzes, and role-plays focused on the practical application at work.
A Certificate of Practical Training on Managing Contracts for Goods, Works, and Services will be awarded to participants, who will also earn CPD points with their professional bodies.
Value: KES 56,000 plus VAT
Payment: Cheque or Bank Deposit: I&M Bank; Yaya Branch A/C 1060361210.
Booking: Please apply online at www.capsafrica.org or call Pauline on telephone: +254 706 657 369 or email:info@capsafrica.org
Basic Research and Methods
The Centre for Advanced Procurement Studies carries out empirical research in the areas of procurement, supply chain, and contracts management. The purpose of the research studies is to inform public policy and private sector strategy. The studies are carried out in Kenya and other African countries
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In Public Procurement there are generally three procurement categories: goods, works and services. Goods are physical products purchased or manufactured on request. There is usually an element of service involved, such as when the agreement is for the purchase of goods to be assembled and/or installed.
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